The Timer is a short film I created for my intro to video class!
Many thanks to Nick for gracing me with his acting talent and Matt Demers, Jeremy Garcia and Justin Rogers for the moral support/beta testing.
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/2.5
- Exposure: 1/1000th
- Focal Length: 75mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Kharai Marshall, 7, tries to still the punching bag after he learns how to use it for the first time.
This is the photo I used to close the story.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/3.5
- Exposure: 1/2000th
- Focal Length: 27mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Coach Dan Robinson helps Marcos Callazo, 14, learn which parts of the body to punch.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/3.5
- Exposure: 1/180th
- Focal Length: 27mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Jontah Bailey, 18, helps Lamore Payne, 11, wrap his hands before training him. Lamore is a newcomer to EOBA and hasn’t boxed before.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/4
- Exposure: 1/1500th
- Focal Length: 36mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Luis Martinez, 17 helps train Alexis Ochoa, 14, to dodge and land a right hook out in the yard.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/2.5
- Exposure: 1/500th
- Focal Length: 75mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Kharai Marshall, 7, hangs on the ropes of the boxing ring before starting his training for the day.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/4
- Exposure: 1/2000th
- Focal Length: 37mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Antonio Munguia, 15, practices his speed and accuracy alone in the gym.
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Aperture: f/3.5
- Exposure: 1/350th
- Focal Length: 27mm
This semester, I worked on a photo story with the East Oakland Boxing Association(EOBA), a program that provides boxing lessons and after school care to under-served children in one of the most violent parts of the bay area. The boxing lessons help teach students about self discipline and give them a way to protect themselves. EOBA also provides tutoring, cooking classes and a safe place to play for students who don’t box.
Ricardo Mejia, 6, wraps his hands as he prepares to train for the day.